Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: gandha
gandha—fragrance Bg 11.10-11, SB 8.16.39, Adi 4.97, Adi 4.253, Antya 16.79, Antya 16.110, Antya 16.113
gandha—scents SB 6.19.7, Madhya 4.100, Madhya 15.90, Madhya 19.87, Madhya 22.123
gandha—having the aroma Madhya 8.80, Madhya 8.232, Madhya 9.121, Antya 7.29
gandha—smell SB 3.5.36, SB 5.11.10
gandha—the aroma SB 4.29.54, Madhya 2.33
gandha—sandalwood SB 6.18.53, SB 6.19.19-20
gandha—fragrances Madhya 1.159, Madhya 9.289
gandha—the fragrance Madhya 4.192, Antya 6.136
gandha—the scent Antya 19.92, Antya 19.98
gandha—flavor. Adi 4.245
gandha—sandalwood pulp Madhya 11.132
gandha—scented substances like sandalwood pulp Madhya 15.237
gandha—by the wonderful fragrance of Her the body Madhya 23.87-91
gandha—of incense or scents Madhya 24.337
gandha—scented Antya 18.100
gandha—scent Antya 19.95
aṅga-gandha—bodily fragrance. Antya 15.46
antaḥ-āmiṣa-gandha-vat—is like the fleshy smell coming out from within. SB 10.12.23
bhakti-gandha—a trace of devotional service Adi 3.97
śaśi-yuta-abja-gandha-prathaḥ—who distributes the scent of lotus mixed with camphor Antya 19.91
śaṅkha-gandha-udake—in water scented with flowers and sandalwood pulp and kept within a conchshell Madhya 4.62
catuḥsama-gandha—the smell of catuḥsama, a mixture of sandalwood pulp, camphor, aguru and musk. Antya 4.197
śuddha-prema-gandha—a scent of pure devotional love Madhya 2.46
divya-gandha-anulepanaiḥ—by many kinds of pulp, like sandalwood and aguru, to smear upon the body of Lord Vāmanadeva SB 8.21.6-7
gandha śabda paraśa—aroma, sound and touch Antya 14.49
gandha diyā—delivering the scent Antya 19.98
gandha haila—there was a fragrance Antya 4.198
gandha āsvādite—to relish the fragrance Antya 19.89
gandha-dravya diyā—mixing with aromatic agents. Antya 10.35
gandha-gaḥ—which perceives aromas. SB 3.26.44
gandha-hīna—without a trace Adi 3.96
gandha-jalaiḥ—scented water SB 1.11.14
gandha-lepa—smearing the body with scented ointment SB 7.12.12
gandha-mādana—of the planet where the Gandhamādana Hill is found SB 5.1.8
gandha-mādanam—to the Gandhamādana Hill. SB 4.1.58
gandha-mālya—with fragrant flower garlands SB 9.4.31-32
gandha-mālya-ādyaiḥ—with incense, flower garlands, etc. SB 8.16.39
gandha-mātra pāya—gets only the scent. Antya 19.99
gandha-mātram—the subtle element odor SB 3.26.44
gandha-puṣpa-alaṅkāra—scented flowers and ornaments Antya 18.101
gandha-udaiḥ—with perfumed water SB 9.11.26
gandha-vaśa—under the control of the fragrance Antya 19.97
gandha-vahaḥ—smelling odor SB 2.10.20
gandha-vastuṣu—in things very fragrant SB 9.13.7
gandha-vidaḥ—those perceiving smell SB 3.29.29
gandha-ādīni—smell and so on (taste, color, touch and sound) SB 3.26.12
kṛṣṇa-aṅga-gandha—the aroma of Kṛṣṇa's body Antya 15.43
kṛṣṇa-aṅga-gandha—the scent of Kṛṣṇa's body. Antya 19.96
kṛṣṇa-gandha—the scent of the body of Kṛṣṇa Antya 19.90
kṛṣṇa-gandha—the fragrance of the body of Kṛṣṇa Antya 19.93
kṛṣṇa-gandha—of Lord Kṛṣṇa's fragrance Antya 19.101
kāhāṅ nāhi gandha—there is no possibility of even a scent. Madhya 17.173
kāma-gandha—the slightest bit of lust Adi 4.172
kāma-gandha-hīna—without a trace of lust. Adi 4.197
kāma-gandha-hīna—without any scent of lust Adi 4.209
kāma-gandha-hīna—without a scent of material lust Antya 7.39
mamatā-gandha-hīna—not even the smallest quantity of intimacy Madhya 19.218
mālyavad-gandha-mādanau—the demarcation mountains of Mālyavān on the west and Gandhamādana on the east SB 5.16.10
māyā-gandha—connection with māyā Adi 2.52
māyā-gandha—contamination of the material world Adi 7.139
nāhi gandha—there is not even a scent Antya 20.62
prema-gandha—even a scent of love of Godhead. Antya 20.28
puṇya-gandha-vahaḥ—which was full of fragrance SB 10.3.1-5
puṣpa-gandha—the fragrance of the flowers Antya 19.81
saraḥ-gandha—by the aroma of the lotus flower SB 10.13.5
sei gandha—that fragrance Antya 19.94
sei gandha pāñā—getting that aroma Antya 19.88
sparśa-gandha—even the slightest contact. Adi 5.86
su-gandha—sweet-smelling Adi 4.245
taila-gandha—the scent of the oil Antya 12.114
tat-gandha—the aroma of the lotus flower Adi 10.1
yat-gandha-mātrāt—simply by the scent of that elephant SB 8.2.21